Red Door Group
Automated Data-Entry Digital & Communications
mailparser.io saved us time and money in not having to develop a full blown API to extract data from our clients database to share with our marketing automation software.
We use mailparser.io to send real time, automated email drip campaigns and to create automated custom audiences on Facebook – both via Infusionsoft.
Lisa – Red Door Marketing
Eric Epstein
Order Fulfilment Automated Data-Entry e-Commerce
I use mailparser.io for segmenting emails from sales on Amazon. We have a small business selling on Amazon. While Amazon offers many capabilities on their website, we have found that grabbing data from the Seller alert emails, parcing it, and moving it into Podio (via Zapier) gives us a place, away from Amazon’s tools, to gather sales info and reports we want.
We could do periodic exports from Amazon and import into Podio. But by using mailparser.io, we get this information automatically. This saves a lot of time, as we sell about 30 items a day, seven days a week. If it takes 2 minutes to copy sales info, per sale, or about 10 minutes to do weekly exports and imports on sales, I save anywhere from 40 minutes to 2 hours a month in work. And as it happens automatically in background, I don’t have to remember to do iat.
I also use mailparser.io for capturing a newsletter that comes from the County for our homeowners association. Its a standard format and has data we need to retain. Rather than having to ensure I see the email, copy the data and send it to the Board of directors – I use mailparcer to pull out the data, then Zapier to move it to Podio, and then use triggers in Podio to notify the Board. This also retains the data for our Association.
Eric Epstein – epstein.bz
Bedver Consultants
Automated Data-Entry Contact Inquires
I am in translation and localization business, and I use mailparser to populate my internal tables with the data from client’s ‘you have been assigned’ kind of emails. So far worked well with both Google sheets and Smartsheet.
APIs for client-vendor communication are still a rare thing in our industry, and it is still very much driven by emails. So mailparser actually serves as a connector between client’s systems and our intermal tools. Some sort of ’email API’
Nikolay – Bedver Consultants
